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Reps move to re-introduce toll gates on highways
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Ogun State awards N100bn roads contract

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Multi-million naira building materials lost in fire
Building materials worth several millions of naira were yesterday destroyed by fire that engulfed no fewer than one hundred shops at Plank Market in Low Cost Housing estate, Oke-Afa, Isolo area of Lagos.
Aggrieved tanker drivers barricade Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
Tanker drivers yesterday barricaded Lagos – Ibadan Express road, prompting commuters and motorists who plied the expressway to be stranded for about 13 hours.
Top NCC executive blamed for frequency crisis
A deal between the Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited, NIGCOMSAT and a Chinese firm, with tacit collaboration of a senior executive of the Nigeria Communications Commission, NCC, might have made the Ministry of Police Affairs to abandon a security-related frequency for a commercial frequency, which has already been assigned to a private firm, OpenSkys Ltd, Vanguard investigation has revealed.
We’ll break Nigerian hearts tomorrow!
Liberian coach, Smith Kaetu declared yesterday that they have no respect for the big name players in the Eagles squad. He added that Liberia was here to get the desired result and qualify for the 2013 Nations Cup in South Africa.
Early kick off for Eaglets
The 2013 African U17 qualifier between Nigeria and Guinea in Calabar will now kick off on Sunday by 2 pm local time.
The match was shifted forward from the usual 4 pm kick-off to 2 pm at the instance of the Guinean delegation who wish to return to Lagos immediately after the match on Sunday in order to connect their early Monday morning flight back to Conakry.

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